Porsche 944 Euro Spec Non Sunroof Very Rare Great Track Candidate on 2040-cars
Boonsboro, Maryland, United States
A very rare 1984 Porsche 944 Euro Spec Non Sun Roof. This has the ROW rest of the world higher compression engine. This 944 has been sitting for a few years and currently doesn't run. It does turn over and the timing belt is in tact. I have 3 other 944 to get to before I can get to this one and would really like to sell it whole. No dents or rust. Font seats are torn and the dash is cracked. Will come with cookie cutter wheels, not the wheels shown. This would be a great track candidate. I can assist with your shipper. Clear Pa. title in hand. The 944 is listed locally and I reserve the right to end this listing. PLEASE NOTE THE VIN AND CARFAX DON'T MATCH THIS CAR. I HAD TO USE A VIN FROM ANOTHER 944 TO BE ABLE TO LIST
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